Suppose he makes a Heel–Face Turn and becomes a hero. Would

>>93484686
I mean, Arkham Knight had Batman adopt his tactics at the end of it, so it'd be similar but more drug-filled.

>>93484686
>give him back his yellow ring
>have him join up with the combined GLC/Sinestro Corps for a few issues before returning to Gotham and assuming duties as Yellow Lantern of Earth
>occasionally bring him in to Green Lanterns comic run, interaction with Simon & Jessica as an antihero/ally

I'd be okay with this.

Please don't use TV Trope names outside of TV Tropes. I like them too, but I also acknowledge that it's autistic as fuck.

>>93484686

>Criminals are a superstitious cowardly lot. So my disguise must be able to strike terror into their hearts.

Does batgod even use this tactic anymore? Sure, he still dresses up as a purple bat but I can't remember the last time he was facing mundane criminals that he didn't swoop in and kick the shit out of everyone before they even got a good look at him.

This gimmick is just outdated now. Mundane opponents he'll drop like flies, meta opponents aren't spooked by a man in a bat-costume.

If anything, the question you pose, Scarecrow would be *more* like classical batman now than batman himself. He knows he would get a beatdown from a gang of thugs if he jumped right into the fray, so he first terrifies them to make them nervous, make them mess up, then he picks them off one by one.

>>93484686
i feel like he'd just become Sandman but with fear gas

>>93485031
>Heel Face Turn
>TVTropes

The hell is wrong with you?

>>93484686
Does he have an Earth 3 counterpart?

>>93485031
Heel-Face Turn originated as a wrestling term, you fucking retard. Get that boogieman shit out of here.

>>93484686
Wouldn't that make him Wesley Dodds Sandman with fear gas instead of knockout gas?

>>93485244
Is Wrestling somehow less autistic?

>>93485094
Well, it's less the costume and more the identity he adopts.

Like, I'm not afraid of a police uniform as something scary, but rather because if I see one walking up behind me in my rear-view, I know what that implies. Batman adopted a symbolic appearance and acted in ways to make people afraid of him showing up.